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Raynauds disease is a condition that causes extremeties of the body such as fingers and toes to feel cold and numb.
Alternative Treatment of Raynaud's Disease by peterhutch / Health, general community
Panic attack symptoms include: - fear of dying - shallow and/or rapid breathing - sweating, shaking, trembling - severe anxiety - fear of a heart attack - feeling out of control - hot flashes or chills - fear of going crazy - nausea - visual disturbances - dizziness or feeling faint - numbness or tingling of extremeties - feeling as if the walls are closing in Recurring panic attacks are a symptom of panic disorder, which affects one in 75 people.
How to Stop A Panic Attack by Jamie Clarkson / Self Improvement community
Weakness or tingling in the extremeties is the most common symptom.
Chiropractic Care and Back and Neck Pain by Brandon H. Masters / Health care industry community
 
 
 
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